Ratchet & Clank make their portable debut on the PSP in Size Matters, Sony Computer Entertainment has announced today. After what has been the greatest cartoon-adventure game in history (perhaps second only to Crash Bandicoot), this all-new sci-fi release will reminisce the earlier R&C releases, where the ultimate motif was to kill all moving objects.

High Impact Games (the developer) has included an attractive feature in the online-gaming feature, and claims not to have compromised with the trademark weapons, humor, characters, style or engaging storyline that has made the franchise so notorious.



The game is set shortly after Ratchet: Deadlocked of 2005, and starts with the pair relaxing on vacation only to find a newly-made friend kidnapped. Naturally, they set out to rescue the girl as the complexity of the story proliferates, and tasks increase in difficulty.

Size Matters outstretches the ability of the PSP more than any other game, as lucid graphics and smooth controls are reinvented especially for the PSP. Clank is also a playable character, and his involvement in multiplayer modes (both Adhoc and Infrastructure) is 'interesting'. Up to four players are usable in any given multiplayer mode which will hopefully suffice.

It has already been publicised greatly in the past week, and will continue to do so. Stock won't last particularly long, so unless you're willing to wait for the second batch, leave the house, now!